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. . . • . 4 tc. , ;•.;:f .. / -;) •'.. , • • , • ..• ' . ... 4K ,i .. ,-;-r, . , , . . .41 7 P.P,* - • .' . .. - - , • ....ft, ,:k:-'-' , : :. :'• - . . . ..e• ~ - ... - , ~ . 5 . _ • . . . ~,, , • _ . ' • fs• *.' —.O l e.) .: some. 4 S lij r , . . 1 4 , . , • •o:..NtAv‘,;i,,'. , :--: , ~•,•,./y.4,:% . ,,c , - • • ______________ -......._.__„__............._. NUM:EIi b 2• 1 5 .i • ir _Li i) _Ai . _l2,'' 6DA .17- 1 (..1 [PRICE SIXPENCE HALFPE.NNY, p c l, it. , s • 0., . • ........________:___:•_____—:--- --........-----__:_:,__- -_____."_----,----- --- - --- -. -- - - - --- - i COUNTY OF WARWICK SAI. E, C. ' EAST INDIA HOUSE, , ' 1 ,p , ,m . thr. LONDON G, ZETT t, Jul 4, tt: 9 . . • STRATFORD UPON AVON CANAL NAVIG4- . ypine 2t, dog 1 • ' TION. . , . . VALUABLE FR E E 1•10 LD ES TATES, "' • 'THE VOUliTof DIRECT of the UNITED •_....—......._ , • AT a GENERAL ASSEMBLY . of, the PRO- Superior in Siturttion, Prospect, ) and convenient Distance, - • Adtairalty- Office, July 4, 1 809. . , PRI E7PORS ot the said N'AY . IC, A TION lido at Stratford-on. Avon, on Wedne&day the 2Sill of lune last, it . from London, for tile erection of Villas.' TO I:3E .SOLD BY A UCTI ,)N, By Mr. WILLIAM .STANTON; . . . -a• COMPANY of IifERCIIANC:S'ofENGLANI ,Trad- ' ' ' in,7, to the EAST INDIES, -d, 'hereby eve Notiie, T ihat a \ General Court of the said Company will be held by ad. I ' • ' ' - • jesty's Ship the Liiely, to the Lion. ~ 1 1Jaani Nei!es was Resoived as f Wows, . viz. - Copies e c . )f two Letters from c a p ta i n ,‘„1iKi,,,,, ,.. at his kta - • Resolved, That it is the Opinion of this G en er a l As sem bl y , At Garraway's Cotter-house, 'Change alley, Cornhill, .- • ; , fpurnment , at 11:ell:House, in Leaclenhall-sit.eet on TbUrsday, huh SI R, Lively,. Vigo, Nile ;7, IS 5 ,i that the Sum ot .9,,000 be raised f o r _the purpose of coal- On Thursday the ;Ali Dav 'of lu ly tl4- 9at Twelve o'clock ! pleting this Nav,,;ation. .. . , . • at Noon, yd)/ next, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, for the put POse of ! I Resolved, 'l hat it is the Opinion Of this General Assem- - IN NINE LOTS, , . ''' ' Congderation the Report ol the elet - 7 Con:mi.-tee Be Pleased. to. infOrrn my Lords Co.uin , 4.; ..: - bl v-: hat toe said Sum of 90,00 .1. cannot be. raised by Shares A VALUABLE ..FBEEI - tOLD ESTAtE Coil- - h"ing into its if the Admiral (y, that, yesteiday eveninz, in ex• n o, 4oi. each, and that theietOre the saute be raised at 3,1. LA., sis . tin g of about 53 Acres ot rich. Nleadow Lind Arable ii:e (Pure q commQi , ,,t appointed to enquire into the' existence of 61 - rived tiotn a Spanish- .othcer _t &in Pay() -to C(;111 ea, ii iiraklng tr:e 'l7otal N,i tuber of New Shares Three thou- • , , , • . Land, . eligiol-y situ,ted on an Eminence in the 'Parish ct any Corrupt Pradices, in regard tb the ApPointment and N.mina- modote Dun Juan Carran,as, that t,,e Colicte Lie-Ao • &mil, the utmost number allowed by the Ad of the -out Lewishaii, in tile Cotintvol. Kent; only' six miles trOta • • -- -,±year of 'His Majesty's Reign. 601 of 11 7 riters or Cadets in the service of the East •India Con:- ..n..).1.3 was retiring. wit h nis divlstuo ot the 1. ,,, t , c1-1 London, yet perfectly retired,‘and the surrounding t ountry Resolved,Ttiat the Subscription be open to the [resent Pro presenting beautiful and extensive Prospect,; with tin - xcel- talY• ' prietors to and until the ist (1.1 of September 'next, to sub . artliy from. Poi,tevedra. to that pl ice, and 'd snit 1 iI'ILLIA Ai RAMS AY, Se'cretaPy• : boats might be there to convey the tin acroz, lent Private Road lively made throtwh the Estate, torn ing a scribe in proportion to the number of Stares they now hold. handsdme approach to the dale' rent lots, frornthe - .Cur:tin - ice . . . ..._,_____.... , : in_the Undertakir-g. • . ~ - .Road, - - • EZST INDIA IIbUSE, i the river (the - bridge having l)eep broki.o down ot Resolved, That from arid after Ott . First Pay ot Septem- P irticulars, may . be had at Messrs. Graham", , K inclerley, • • , yore 23, 1809 , i the 7th Ot - May): Commodore 1): n 3. Carran'sa bet next, and from that 'firth: till rite . :lst Day of Octobei and'DOinvil le's, Lincohe.s•iiin •at Messts.,Blaex ktid Chap riex t, the present Proprietors shall have liberty to subscribe THE CO URrof DIRECTORS of the. UNITED . mas, Lahti Surveors,: Hail 'Stair cas,., Nli,ld.e Temple ; tequestitig assistance, Cal3tain Wybier with tile: C, 3• what number of Shares tlky Ina} think proper; but that II: ._ , • mus (who .had b,:et, obliged to pot.nack troin.site, at -, ,arra wa ,'s Coilee.house •at the Auclioneet's flit liin A L COIIP -IV I* of . 1 1 1 RC11.,4 VT:3 Of .Ejyt; LAND trading • at the last mentioned Day it shall appear that agr ater Num. ' Herts, and at Mr.Plulli 's,'ltusli ) Green, isliani ‘ wii:.. • ' ^' a ' ' " bt weather) imMedi.itely saiied up the river W!l' bet of rates are In id, than there are shares to supply, that will spew the Estate. Ps ' • to the East Indies do hereby give Notice, • the Portuaucse lichooner Cbriosa, under my or !-er: then the Shares shall oe diyined so as each Person may have .. r-----________ Th.rt iky c.vill be ready to receive Prop,,,als in Irriting, on or 2 prop , rrionate quantity. :.-_, , front- ia: 1 1 s t i l l ' e s c Hon.. Vice- iV.liiiitai B-akeley, it. e Ti. , ri Resolv,(l, That i • case the whole Nnhiber cifShazos shall RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, AND CO. bel , ,re LP;dnishy,'tke tvh 7,,, , next, from any Persons who may howler of vtrar, - arldaS ill3ny boats and ves. 110 0 3 e s o,Lrilx•ct t..r by the, preseht Proprietors on the Ist ESP-Eia.FULLY acquaint the Public, that b a t, e ,, c3g ,..d to /u'e,oh th e 'Canmilrioners of His 11•140! Y's sels as could possibly beeulleaed•. Day of October next, that then the Subscription beopen to , TICKS I S and, ' , HAitM Ern- the STATE LO T.. the Puolic at 1,4;e, to take i.ecordulg to the priority of their TERY are on Sale at their Offices, Bank- , . 1 ' ' Tran,p ; r t ..ervicen.Otb Tonnage. joy the conveyance o Troops and Tliis retrOgrade ni ovetnenVc 4 u s e ti me Mud) anxi. att dings. Corn • Public of becoming Pioprietm. .' hill, and facirig the C a t c , o f th e ,Ki ng , s N 1„,,,,, ,, t , the Cape of Good lily, on what Terms they ma be ety, and - I very early this Morning tyeiit .up in tht kesoived, That -this Meeting be adjourned Charing-ewes. . Sigres rned to Monday The There are but 5;o c :',, Inv - bets from :•to 5000 inclUsitii, barge t San Payo, where I foun-.1 lirgadier-G t e• o tour Tickets of each Plumber. The whole to be draWn in T.L:iti io ::: lett to the Company a g ood CO E It-BOTTOM E D id (iii) ut October. next. THOS. HUNT, One Day. , . , , Sill Pof about 470 Ton s burtben, - to bring home a Cargo Tram 1 ral Carrera strongly posted on the south . side of tli -Clerk to the Company of Proprietors.. - ' . CAPITAL PRIZES. - , Iliiia on the Conipany's acc , unt. Such Ship to be approved by 4--.--of - - - - ',Czo,ooo - bridge (the Conde de Noron.a peing at itedotidelti.), and in my interview wii - li iihn, I learnt that tht 1 . the am .3,7' Officers and to be manned and equipped in every 4--of .- - . L'5,.0.00., 8--,of . k t,OOO P ! ' --------------- • - enemy, after the Brigadier-Gencral had taken San . 4--of -- - 2poo It 2 --of - - - pp. ',respea :igreeably tothe usual Regulations of the Company. . , 0 united his forces iron, Lti;o to.those of , cc. ATLAS [ - IRE AND LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY . ' Sze, B.:c. dcc. . ,7 he Tena'e , r to express. the .Rate of Freight . fpr Buildet's Mea- " a g ' . . OP LON , DON. , ilk Schsthes at large gratis, ... 'HERS with this OFFICE are requested to . - - rri,:emeni, and alsoj o i Surplus T onnage , and -crating the sa n Yllnt , m te on ta amounting to eig - 11 thousand men, twc • - • .. . thousand rive hundred cdvalry, with several 5f,..1d , HE S !'ONE 'PIPE . COMPANY - having com- the lowest Terno,- as tbei-e will not be an opportunity of making I• , notice, tii,z Policies d xpi rmg at Miiisurnm,r-a.ty . .. pieced ;heir arrangernen:s for the effeettial Supply . of T . , pieces and some twelve-pounders. next,' s!:ould be renewed on within fifteen Days of that ' any Abatement. This force being very muctt &upertor to the Bti. 4 Publ.c I onip nu :a arpt of Individuals with the several Arti- • The Tenders, with the words " Ship Tender" on the Cover - pen, d. 1 , 6 ot tlTr Manufacture - think it ii- ' •ss rto • • t• '. giidier's, he retreated to Cattlas slid Ponlet - edra, Persons desirouS of Inc-easin the Amou n t of their A ssor- ' • , cy. a y acquain . rho to be:eve:all . "' sealed up arid left ,with the Secretat,y; al or before arses in t.;onsequence ot the inereasell pre otbuilding Ma- Public !with the same : and that they have now ready for _ terials, are inrorined, that no additional expence of Policies is delivery, at their ;cla im Liefory in Cliarles-street,. Hampstead . Twelve o'Clock at Naon, on the said Iwo July next,' 6gona. Where the Conde de Noron .1 joined. From 111 elf' incurred at this Office. Road, STONE PIPES' 1.4 the use of Water \\, arks; Cis- . L•Lii h -, • T tuwice. , our I e Court •utis not receive any ?nice. . • cessive and continued he.ti , y rains w e have had• of The DirLetors take 0::s-,prorrunity. of pointing out the terns, Drain Pipes, Columns tor Buildings, Chimney TOps, late, much of toe ammunitio,t was una‘oulably Flues, and various Speeiniens of their different Niattutact ure . - W M. RAMSAY, Secretacy. f)ilowing advainaees t, , the Public in making As,uran,e6 with this Company viz. _ ' in Sewers, Ni, lies, eke. itc ' Sec. , . damaged, .and Pontevedra bring too doh ant to te. . • . Draft -of the Terms and Conditions on which the Ship will be That lent is . p std in case, of Fire, without any . additional ceive any more when attacked, 'the tailing back oil engaged Jar the Company's .Service, may be seen upon Applica- such a strong position was well conceived and mot! 'Prendurn. q LI) AND SUPERIOR WINES. • • I'l at Merebindize in the West India Docks is Assured at PENCER and. PER K IN S -. ,NO . . i 1 ' ''Newgate- tio nto Mr. yam Morice, Clerk to the Committee of Shipping, ably executed. On a height above the bridge ihey , . ...,,, t 25. , per coat., per alitihni. • str:er. I hiporters o t VI, we tor op:vetrtis of torts years, had a battery of two eighteen-bounders. inirl thim _on- or alter illoulay next, the 3d of .716 , . :That 1' arniing z>r,ck is Assured, without an average cla,use, . __ _ twent y 0, , iticii titey• have atheined• that admirable mode .... ._ -.— at 2.. peimonth. . 'filar Damage' D 1 Li,lti•rtint , ic es, qd...• ~.-_, -_ • 'float Merchinitize in the West India Docks is A.ssured at 25. , per cklit.. per ainitini. • "1 hat arniiiir rwck is Assured, without an average cla,use. . _ at 2s. pet ,citt. , 'fiiat Li*,nteang is rnadt;'gnon. anti That l'oncies - are issued, and I ncirirserneuts ailt Surveys made tree of E - xpence a. the Assured. Printed I'ropusala may be had on application at the ( ) dice in London, or 16 Glasg.w, Duh lin. 'urk, and other 'ities and Towns•in the Unito.l K:hg. dom.. •By On.i , 2r ot "the Board. - 1-f t N I<=l DE.• , I3OROUGH, jun. Sec. Cheapside, Londou,. File Is, :kkg. (),Li) AND st.l . PEßtuk tyiNEs. • QPENCER and , : PERKINS; NQ. 11.5,'Newgate L_P str: et; I lleporters of VI , Inc tor up Attrds of turfy years, twenty o , iGCL they' have ..thepted• that admirahle mode of meliorating, la large Vats of 3 and .4gpo - Gallons con. tent.. , , as is pro:A :se ll in 'Germany and oth er pia6es AbrOad, by w their LVnies are so improved init.,Four, and their cordial dualities let - dined, that'tAr4 arc nut only delicious I;.4pror to toe •.+lale, gt.4:e'tli to tile StOmilt.;tlS of nervous Habits, alp., in, Aged iiitll Infirm. Their St.ck ol Old Vort, and 6cc. is upwards o. 4t 00 . trutfles, and t3tr•ect Cali n, tii V t, An nbytOcy are ~.liaolect to kee l , \Vow goat ages, t C sell on the most mu. d for Rea ,, y-inoney. Not less than a Duz,vi scuit to any part of the I . .twit tree of expenee. Thetr.Cognjac lironfl, and Jamaica Rum, they keep . in Vats, and to great .fges. The Wisdom of the Ancients was always expresse , i in short A,pothegins, or Maxims.' T-he Temple of Delfihos had this Inscription, " Know- Thyself." WHEN we consider the invaThable I; , lescing of V V • flea' th, we regret to think that so little attention is paid to the preserv at i on o f i t : i t i s the pre-eminent duty of every Nl,io ho. duly estimates the value Ot his existence, to regard his Health. • At nine the enemy .ppeared on the othet side in great force, and although the G,tlician trootog had uuderone much tlutgue ; iihd suffered greatly '11903 the - in_lcinency - 01 tic weather, to which 1111.1 had been constantly exposed, i yet, on the ap.tro, , ,cli of the eii - emy, nothing could exceed the ant 1:Elion aitd spir - it of the'soldiers, all alacrity and on. fidence, :and I left the Brigader-General, anti satiated by I h.: enemy froth their field pi. c4=i, beat without nLatin g us, ahhhugh nearly lYitt m Lt 1-..et shot : at halt pAst gine they opened tike h, nr , ; Lite. Spam:K..ls, which as mlst spirnedly , and thtit field ar.illery was tnoved with L;reat :113- crity and well served. ✓ Fiertiently itat; it.hallpened that 'many have had the re- Mainder of their lives embittered ; through the in tiscr,tion of on unguarded hour, and•melanclndy is the tate of those who, from aAnquent ,practice in a secret destructive-habit; have reduced Maid) Vigour, and estai:oi on.thernselves a iiiisera. bi t , state of Debi liry. Distressing are•the Nervous Diseases induced' by tins most insidiors Vice, which not only deulli ta es 500 en fectilVs the body,' but renders the faculties of the mind weak arid incrr also. • • B1:1 fISFI FIRE OFFICk;. 'THE' BRITISH FIRE-OFFICE, in the Strand, and .:,,oriu,lll, and by Agents _in Ltvnburt;,, Glasgow, Dubl,n, antl , otiwrpincipai Tpwrks-, gr4nt insur ances agatrrs-i'F l ft F • PAelniums for Insurance renew.thle at MiLisurtv.er must be, paid wit nut Fifteen Da) s therefrom No Charge tor Sp: ve ) s within the Bills of Mortality. Fees are - not permitted to bs ukeit in any Case, or under any Pretence whatever.. Commission tit litokera - on Shipping,and Foreign Insur antics ailoly ed. F.ndorseinents of Alteration or Removal entered without Fee. vnis Pa% 9,. in tyy t rn , - HE ANNUAL: , MEDICAL REGISTER, Vol. 2. I ut ev,ls I' uhlkation relating to Medwih. And Stir, r pLarN, txoS; tog.:ther with Matorical Skttch bisaovet.es' and lail: . r:iv•cry , 'l,s in and t;:e collateraiieten,:.s within ilie 4,lltie ,rt of :,L - "tiurai Stat, and Di ;ca,t In rile Metropolis ; and avaricty ut Miss:ellaneuus Atter .:avir!g beer; riSsnlarly educated as a Member of the lto, al Co!iJge, 1 u.ade Venereal and Scorbutic Coin Plaints, anti eve, y of oebility, objects of particular in. vestikatio,„- n nt having devoted fitteen years of my life to . the Stuuy 9t "Medicine, trust n will nut be deemed piesninp_ lion in saying my acquirements are iteitik. inferior, of incon-. sickt;b'c. y a SOCIE . I:Y . of PHYSICIANS. So'd by allot" anti' flebky, Fleet street , and William Blackwood, Edinburgh. . , .. IA in.li,Ant instances have I radically removed every yes fig, ut SI puilitx Inlection in the course'ot a tew hours, and in, the mute inveterate and cumplivated stages, - where others have tailed, n.,ve Dec i succestul.. . - - T. GUS,, Surgekui, i ~, Buuverie-street, • 14 lect-st•.et. • Engines of the best Construelion, and Firemen of Activity are provided, by rhe.Lititish Fire-()tike to attend at Fires. The - Term s and Conditions o: Insurance, as stated in the Policies, are defiled ttiith perspicuity, plainness, altd rect. sion, so as to prevent the Misunder , tandings and Disputes dependent up(); unadvise,t, and ignorant Plans, equally.bo.eful to the PrOprietors and those Insuring. Anntrai premiums— Common Insurance, '25. 'per Hazardous, 3s , —Double Hazardous, ss. Insurance of greater Hazard and large _Sums by ,Special Agreement. Policies (Gratis) as heretofore, for Sums of 3=l. and up_ Wards. Insurance on Farming Stock, at as. 6d. per Cent specify ing the Sum s to be ins,,ed on the different sorts of urain or IS. 6it per Cent. only on the whole Stock of anyone Farm, with the Salvage elituse. - This Day was published.. The Ttiirci Edition. with Cases, price 4S. 6d. in bo:irds; A pRACTICALTiIk;ATIS_E o n.the c,!riain PRE ' V, N'l I . •Cti RE or tile VENI.R FA I: DES. EASE, partiLuiark its consequences, as Strictures, Girers; Tabes Dorsal's, Ely retion , irism, Orianistn, being, a complete guide id these dr,cases . By M. CATON - Sur n , con Late of the United Hospitals or St. Th iinas's and Guy's. Editorof the firs and Sec(ind \felonies of the Medical Spec- Liti - 2r, et... Sac. . Printed fOr S. Flighley, 24, Fleet.street, London. my' return on boa"rd I landed my mariu' and twenty-five seamen at.. the casue (having takeit them on board.some, days past) ; ano Lieuien.tut4 Colonel Carroll, in the most, zeinons and hatio‘outd. mater, offered 'his services to itisis: Captain- era w• ford in detei\ce 'it the castle. - Six y soldiers, wilOrlf he brought from Gijon with him, (past of our army),.. at his earnest request, Were landed,. and 1 stipplie L l them itn arms and. every thing was pm in ale best possible ordr of delence by Commodore Dun i , Juan Carratsas, Doti Beruado UJnealez; die vernor, and Captain Cra4flord, ut his Majesty's shy: Venus. To T. Ti1,1,1.01c, Surge.ii, No. q, New Istulge-street, Lott(l.,ll I SIR, . Edinburgh, M a y a; 1 8 0 n ; .N the ',Spring of 1794 I was' afflieted with a Vtncreal , vhach I treated -with • 'minter mice for five law-MS'; • hut waui th en o ol ige d to, apply to a regular I lit:sit:jail, who put au -tenti.orary stop to the'viru. lence of the Distaste (by ineecurial aOpliLations)for st.mr Itime; but growing, inspite medicine and the adN.re of the first Gentlemen of he Faculty here, worse and • being an eili.:tivireangleeirueor: worse - for two years; I was teJiuced to a state annost un nuar m twenty to Anti ulcerated nom pot.•--M‘ throat, mouth, and' nearly, totally de. ~ , ,a rallcied anfi beyond 'ksc ebee n g g s , useless iirrs ; St i e r : _ s h t; a::;t l., E Z. lt y ; olon: , nouS to particula p dourla, eoaft rite iny'castr----s'afficeit to say there never was or ever will b e ; ,„, o f a mure' •, `:ingerous; or of a more m cated nature. 1 was lone look.ed Upon . by my friends, and imagined myself,. beyontrall hopes , of recovery; and, in deed in my then conch seen, death- was preferabl e to illy mole. than -miserable stare. - 111' this drrmdful-situation did I drag a most misera'oi,,,, existence, till Divine PrOVidenee threw in • my way a I\iJwspaper Containing the case of a Mr. it, of Plynireatll 7 -rity friends read - it,. I :could sent and procured so tie of your LE AK E's -PATENT PILLS, which, -by ing from rinse to time, am now, and - have long been, (after incrre than four yeafs. Intlescrilble distress), in as good a ;:::te.of health as ever I-enjoyed • as a proof of tins, .I hail -, rine, tltriving„ healthy child, born to we a few months ago. In gratitt,ele to God,, and in hopes. of rendering my Itulk)W-creature service, I request you to , publish this; and you inay at any time refer persons -who wish to .be satisfied of, the truth of this, or further parti. culars*, to me or the friends, by l e t ter or person. . As few cases for Oadness will ever equal mine, and none eeceed it, i Mite 'mart - expe - rlettLe every reason to assure mankind, that in. your LE.AKE's T 1 they will find a sure, speed,, safe, and radi ca l c u re, r . , 1 that most dread ful s - age of the enereal Disease, which is called CON . PIRMED LUES. 1 01-1 N THOMPSON . * I nsurinount4le family reason s prevent making -name and attdre snit-if ; but credirit'ale riersons rmy really wanting return.richt •may also be referred ome and my friends by - Mrs, S. Clark Rarnsay-Caniens, Ii Prepa , td and Sold by tee Sole Proprietor, T. TAYLOR, Member of the, Royal ,College of Surgeons in London„at hN Isis house, O. New Brltigt•-ser eet, Where lie wiii give Advice withoUt a fee, to persons tak ing these fill-;, and :krill - answer patients letters, if post. paid, on the , ein;.,e'terins, observing in all cases the most inviolable sect tcy, no person's name or case having. been -mentioned; bu tat their own particular request, by the Pro prietur, unfit igAjac..cou.r&e of more than rhirty,six years, that he has had the concluding of an f)xtthsivz\saie of the above .Medic - iate, and the prattice arising therefrom. . They are eats. sold 7 by iris Appoietnicht, ior-,the cony,. itience of thOse living at, a dist:Mee, by Mr. Baxter, • South-bri4ii,- Edinburgh; 141. r. Macdonald, - Primer,. pins. gow, to vkrt,oni- also Mr. T. referS for his addres • at the. Perfumer's„ No. js; . St. Albatirs-street, Pall-mall Mr. Robertson's Toy-shop, No. to s ;Oxford-street; Mt: Dis. borough's, No.• 7, „It isii-street-nill, nearly opposite the Mo- - nument Jr. Steel's, bookseller, No. x, Union-row,' Little Tower-hilt,; Mi.. Bull; Daine-sireet, Liublin'; S and by one' person in -every considerable Town in Great-brit - am and .1 reiand, p !loxes of only Zs. 911. each, , sealed up With .411.1 and.,elain .directions, whereby , persoos of either Sex • may cure themselves with ea..,e and secrecy N If: Every_ box sold in Greet britain is ,sealed up with a S':•artlp, on which, , /favour of the • Comrnis. goners, is .pritirett, at the ,:.ktarriprOifice—" T. Tayltit a Nu 6, New Brklge. , ..stieet," to itaotaie. which is felon all others-are ctuntart6 ts . y, 4191 This pay was publikhed, • • In 121T10. embeliished with a Map o f the Holy Land, Syria, Ace. price 45:6(1 boarth, M ENTORIAN LECTUR6S on 'Sacred a n d Moral subjectb ; adapted to the comprehension of Ju venile Readers. To , which are added. some original Miscellaneous Poems. • By MURRY, Author old, Ventoria," Inscribed, by permission, to her Royal Highness the Prin - • cess Charlotte or Wales. Printed for Lolignran, Flur.A, Lees and • Onne, Paternos-. ter- Pow. . ROBERT SKELTON, Sec. I have the honour to be, Set. (Signed) GEO. APKINE:.EY. RENOVATE[)" IIEALTH. •SIR, Lively, Vig), imie 12, 189.' I concluded my ,Letter of the 7th itis , ant, which I Oil myself the honour. of writing to zti..cl +.,i tt y•At, for the information of My tordi !)t the Admiralty, that the enemy had b 51 ,, an a#i.i; at lialfiiist tittle that -.morning, on .the adtinkli troops, under the eunimand Carrera, On the south 'side of the. BriJ6e ui - St, Pay 0. • , • . _ TT has been tOg frequently th e su bj e,, a of j ust and Ji general reprobation, t at nien destiitite ofthe element; t the medical. art have ollered themselves as-candidates, for public patronage the protes'sion of physic For the purpose of doing justice to the result of our studies and experience, and to•prevent us from being classed among those empiric, ~ vhose imprudent pretensions have,. untbratniateiy for societa . , b ee n too - favotarablv,received, we beg leave to submit to the liberal and entightetced a faithful statemei.t of our pursuit, and ac quirements. • t fie' having received a regular. inedieaPeduca ;,tion as the pupils of Niessrs. Grinded and jaiizaid, wr..se lettures andractice we carefully attended, as professors and - surgeons of the Lond..n Hospital • we entered ourselves as Students in that. justly ..eiabrat,ed achool for medical acquire ment, the Royal Colley;eotEdinburgh, and; were instructed in the dilli:rent bratii..hes of anatomy, surgery, the theory and practice of physic, •cqemistry, midwifery., botany, -&c- &o. by those eminent p ro tt ssors,, I) rs. Munro, Gregory, Bl ac k , fiairriffNm; Vitrieari - and-tanthariaa4 - --ar4kiaa trust avexhala.. naa he deemed presumptuous in sLiying that our proficiency and acquirernents are n t inconsicieral de !laving for a long series of years made 'v'enereal and the - various diseases of DebiliTy, the particular object of .our studies and practice, it will, we hope, he allowed that we have acquired superior know ledge-of their treatment and cure. In slight and recent cases of infedion a perfed re-establislament- is don:pieta' n the short period of two days ; and in those of the cianuat iu veteraey, where other praditioners !lave failed of success, a proper persemeriktide in our plait GI treatment ensures to the patient a sale and radical cure, tNrnitist the. me l ancho l y variety of disorders which are th e efieds of a youth of habit lung and most unhappily pursued by the both sexes; there, are note. >re alarming or more distresging than those deficiencies and debilities which fre- queiltly prevent or embitter tile matrimonial state To such persons it must be'a consulatiOn-to knova that they may now, by a new and infallible naode of treatment, be restored to that greatest of all human blessings, a strong, manly; and vigor ous constitution. In all cases . of debiliiy a from whatever cause arising, as wt.,l as in every species of venereal intedion, , we may i>L consulted by .pat ients of either sex with the gTeat est secrecy and honour. Hours of consultation at home fro m ten to three,-and front 6in the l evening till to at Hight. Patients in the country are requested to state the particu- • 'tars of their case, aae, ani general habit of i lying, &c. Sic. in closing a remittance for advice and medicines, when the same will be giVen, Or sent to any part of the kingdom. Toen‘ure that secrecy so essential to our undertaking, the postage of 'letters may be added to the account tor medicines.. CU EMI E and Cu: Surgeons, No. roa, Hatton-garden. (I:3' Messrs. Currie and Co. ,haVe Certificates from the above respectable Professors of London and Edinburgh, of , the diligence, skill, and humanity, with which they per. • formed the duties assigned them during the tinlC they at. tended theirLedures and Predict. - THE REV. MR. 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These Pills have a quick arid sah operation, ' they ad powerfully and speCifically on the Pile, and thus temoye the numerous disor.,ers conpeteit with A' t,, Sick Head- AciteS., Flatulence,Liver,cpmplaiias, Jaundice, Nor. vous Disord,:rs from lt , digestiun f tics, • valuable They are' th e most , Family Medicine hirtierZo ulte.red to the Puolic, arid the Proprietor is supported by the most repeetable evidence of the first. characters of the NObility, :nut others, that they have never been administered to any person without giving certain and speedy relief, and in the cad coinpleting Cure. • • This valuable Medicine, having been used with success, is recommended by the following distinguished Personages : The Right lion. Viscount Dillon. - The Lord Bishop of 13ath and Wells. Sir joint lioneywood, Bart. M.P. for Honitort. Sir Stephen Lushirmton, Bart. M.P. for Penytt. Tho Mas Anson, Esq. M.l'. tor \ Litchfield: lames..-Imy.att; Esq. M.P. tOr Southampton. Nicholson Calvert, Esq. 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I have to .request you, will be pleased to rinif:tt known to their Lordships,: that the enemy, having • taken post on the north side of the - bridge, a pis tol-shot. across, in !linses, and. in a: wood a 1:Lle beiow it, kOpt up his'aitack, supported with artjjiery Mid three tweive-pounutrs, with grit racily during the whole of that (the 711),,hi!!/ 1 was sustained by the Galician army, with great Cu and bravery. wring lie night of the theliftiliWerea cd a battery. Commodore I) at Juati Carrausas up' tbree gun-boats, otie of which ter manned, under •, lie dharge - of Lieutenant L itirson, hi; First Lieutenant. - .. At; daylight its 1!:e. .inorning of the. Bth, the' enemy opened both on die Galician troops and the •.t latter of which, from the tide being up, goi, tie and destroyed the enemy's batteries.' At the tail of the _tide the enemy made two despeiat‘i atterryfs: to cross beloW the bridge, with his cavalry• infantry, but the great courage and spirit dis played by our friends repulsed them with great slaughter.. 'A body of them went higher, up t.,e river to, the bridge to Sottomayor, and that active and brave otlicer Don Pablo was denich.4 with a division to oppos e them, and \ the enemy, atter p&severing for an hour and an halt, were obliged to give Way to the superior gallantry_ of t ire Spaniards, and retreated to S Pay°, where au ot hersaiuck, during a thick fog, was again inaLt. by the enemy, who, as in the former oyez" ). was back, and Marshal N e y, commanded !he Frtnch troops, cousi:iting of eight thousand rotql, two thousand five hundrA Cavalry, with tield or iilleryt and two te-pounders, expL rieheed a dtieat Irons a new. rat - sed army, consisting; of six thousand. arin6ci then, and throe thousand without arms, and Copies of two Letters from Captain Nl•Kii,lev„of his \&i. jesty's Ship the Oely, to the Hon. W;;,!es , - Pole. . SI R, Lively,- . Vigo, June 7', 1; Be pleased. to. inform my Lords the .Adinhalty, that, yesteiday eveninz, Cx' rt 5 arrived t oin aSpatiish.Otficer Sin Payo to 0;111. mouote Don Juan Carransas, - that Conde ne . '4No. -ro. ; .a was retiring' with ins division of tile t.. , , , t,c1-11 army from. Pooevedra.to that pl ice, and 'csiri: g boats might be. there to COLly.ey the II (10iPi akll)hb the river (the bridge having_ been broki.n down on the 7th Of May): Commodore 1):.11 .CarranSas requesting assistance, Captain Wyt,ier with tit , C,d runs (who .had b.ei, obliged to 'pOt.hack froro .stre,s of weather) inatnediately, sailed up . tii.e river the Portuguese . schooner Curiosa, under my or ors from-. the Vice-Alatitai kLakeley,. the Spa:iish schooner of war,:rand as nianv boats and sels as could possibly be ,collated.. This retrograde nioveinentcaused me nine!) anxi.• ety, and-I very early this morning went .up in the barge to San Payo, where I foun-J fir4;actier-G.me ral Carrerdstrongly - posted on the South. side of tho bridge (the Conde de Norona being at Reciondela); and in my interview wit-h Alin), I learnt that the enemy, after the Brigadier:General had taken San tiago, united his forces from . to.tho'se of, - Co , mina, amounting to eight thousand men, two thousand five hundred cdvalry, with several field , pieces and some twelve-pounders. This force being very naucti Superior to the Brio giadier's, he retreated to Cattlas and Pontevedra, where the Conde de Noronr joined. From the ex , cessive and continued heaVy rains vie have had• of late, much of the ammunitio,t was unavoidabii damaged, .and Pontevedra beir4 too d: lam to re+ ceive any more when attacked, the lading back Oa such a strong position was well conceived and must ably executed. On . a height above the bridge they _ had a battery of two eighteen-pounders, and that army was increased to between six and seven illon‘ sand . men armed, and three thousa'.4-tine young . men 'w ithout . armS, one 'hundred and tverity horse, -- nine field pieces, tiding under the inttnediate- three , Lion ot.the Brigadier-General. ( ~' .. ,•• i, -- ~, , ..A,,,-- 1.").-rd1)1 $"1(1 N) .1-